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Nils Gabrielsson

Birth01 Apr 1673 - Malghult, Kristdala (H
Death25 sep 1732 - Vena, Kalmar, Sverige
MotherBertilsdotter Duraeus
FatherGabriel Börjesson

Born in Malghult, Kristdala (H on 01 Apr 1673 to Gabriel Börjesson and Bertilsdotter Duraeus. Nils Gabrielsson married Sara Danielsdotter and had 6 children. He passed away on 25 sep 1732 in Vena, Kalmar, Sverige.

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Gabriel Börjesson
1596 - 1686
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Bertilsdotter Duraeus
1628 - 1707
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Sara Danielsdotter
1670 - 1719
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Kerstin Nilsdotter
Unknown - 1748
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Samuel Nilsson
1712 - 1785
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Isak Nilsson
1708 - 1798
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Elisabet Nilsdotter
1715 - 1797
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Gabriel Nilsson
1692 - 1738
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Bertil Nilsson
1695 - 1775
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Ingrid Nilsdotter
1694 - 1781

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